Mark Keohane
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Subliminal prejudice ... Time to accept players of colour can also play the game of cricket
I didn’t read Mark Boucher crediting Kagiso Rabada’s presence as being the reason Marco Jansen prospered. So why stress that Dean Elgar helped Keegan Petersen thrive? asks Mark Keohane. → Read More
Fiery Liverpool can keep hell-bent Manchester United in the furnace
The only time my footballing belly fires up even more in the Premier League than on Sunday is when Manchester United go to Anfield, but Liverpool going to Old Trafford is a close second, writes Mark Keohane. → Read More
Jurie Roux is SA Rugby’s man in the trenches
Jurie Roux has been emphatically present and powerful in restoring South African rugby to its rightful place in the game’s world order. → Read More
Klopp's charisma, Becker's brilliance steal the show in EPL
Mark Keohane picks his five superstars of the EPL – and there isn’t a striker in the mix. → Read More
The Glory of '95: The battle of Boet Erasmus turned into a free-for-all boxing frenzy
Boet Erasmus, on its most glorious day, was ugly. → Read More
The Glory of '95: 10 dazzling days of the 1995 Rugby World Cup
Thursday, May 25 was the historic day the Springboks played in their first ever World Cup match. → Read More
Lifesaving National Club Championships profile: Connor Botha
With the Wimpy Lifesaving National Club Championships, Sport24 in a series of articles, profiles some of the sport's leading lights. → Read More
SA Rugby president: Hands off Rassie!
SA Rugby president Mark Alexander has told the world it is "hands off' when it comes to director of rugby and World Cup-winning coach Rassie Erasmus. → Read More
There will be no Lions miracle in Christchurch
The Crusaders will comfortably beat the Lions in the Super Rugby final in Christchurch,Mark Keohane predicts. → Read More
For sake of Boks, Lions must travel for final
Springbok rugby will be a bigger beneficiary if the Lions travel to Christchurch for the Super Rugby final, says Mark Keohane. → Read More
Lifesaving SA celebrates Princess Charlene's patronage
Lifesaving South Africa celebrates one-year anniversary of Patronage of Her Serene Highness Princess Charlene of Monaco. → Read More
Stormers top brass reward mediocrity
Mark Keohane believes Robbie Fleck should depart as Stormers coach but doesn't expect the union's bosses to oblige. → Read More
3 Super Rugby franchises the way forward for SA
The only future for a healthier and stronger SA Super Rugby presence is to reduce the number of participating teams from four to three, says Mark Keohane. → Read More
Mbonambi the biggest winner after England series
Springbok hooker Bongi Mbonambi grabbed his opportunity with both hands during the England series, says Mark Keohane. → Read More
Boks will win Rugby Championship!
Mark Keohane believes the All Blacks are vulnerable and will finish below the Springboks and Wallabies in the Rugby Championship. → Read More
Rassie shows Boks can transform and win
In 10 days, Rassie Erasmus did more to change the course of Springbok rugby history than any coach has done since unification, says Mark Keohane. → Read More
Judge Boks after England series!
A judgement on the Springboks should only be made after the three-Test series against England, says Mark Keohane. → Read More
Team SA finalise Lifesaving World Championship squad
KwaZulu-Natal's female lifesavers will double as Team South Africa's senior women's squad at the Lifesaving World Championship in Australia. → Read More
Why Kolisi is the best option to lead Boks
Mark Keohane reckons Siya Kolisi is the best option to captain the Springboks in the upcoming Tests. → Read More
Nisbet, Billson triumph at Lifesaving interprovincials
KwaZulu-Natal's Luke Nisbet and Carmel Billson were the big winners at the General Tire Lifesaving South Africa Pool and Surf Interprovincials. → Read More